Every year Oxford Dictionaries throws red-blooded Americans into a brief tizzy with its list of additions that it considers modern English.

This year’s batch includes words like “amazeballs,” “cray,” “hot mess,” “mansplain,” “side boob” and “throw shade,” which shows a few things:

1. Oxford Dictionaries is super behind the times if “cray” is an entry.

2. Words like “time-poor” must’ve been picked up from briefly glancing a city’s Trending topics

3. The organization really, really wants to be that barometer of what all the kids are doing these days.

Time compiled a clean list of this year’s grammatical homicides here, but just remember that the official Oxford English Dictionary is not recognizing the entrants. That would require kids generations from now using #YOLO earnestly while they jump from their hoverboards onto the dried lakebed of what was once Lake Tahoe but has thusly become the world’s largest trampoline after global warming sucked California dry.

I know english is a constantly evolving language, but some of these new words are odd to say the lease. Amazeballs? I know drag culture gotta be mad as hell throw shade is now a word and no one will give them their props for it.

And is there an urban word for the joyous flat space in between a woman’s perfectly ripe hanging natural boobs, as displayed above by (Bishop-tress) Megan Goode? I was thinking about calling said space, “Valhalla” but that’s not an urban phrase.